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Hello, I'm Harriet Gilbert. Thank you for downloading a good read, the podcasts,

where two guests and I recommend books we love and describe why we love them.

We don't always see eye to eye, but I hope you'll find some great reading suggestions here. Hello, today I'm joined by the BBC News at one presenter Jane Hill,

who's reported for TV news on such high-profile stories as the terrorist attack at London Bridge,

the Grenfell Tower Fire, the US presidential elections, the disappearance of Madeline McCann in Portugal.

Among much else, Jane also hosts a film review with Mark Komode.

With her is the writer Derek O'Wuzu, whose first novel, That Reminds Me, won last year's

Desmond Elliott Prize.

Derek's also editor of the anthology, Safe on Black British Men reclaiming space,

to which along with such writers as Cautier Newland, he also contributed. Jane Hill, would

you start us off with your choice of good read? What is it? Thank you, Harriet. Hello, Harriet,

and Derek. Really, really lovely to be with you. I've chosen the suspicions of Mr.

Witcher by Kate Somerscale. And one of the things I love about this book is that it's actually

really hard to categorise because it reads like a crime novel, like a piece of detective fiction,

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